Ryan Divish is an American sportswriter, blogger, media personality and the Seattle Mariners beat writer for the Seattle Times . [1]
Divish grew up in Havre, Montana and played college baseball at Dickinson State University. He worked for The News Tribune from 2006 to 2013 where he covered the Seattle Mariners, University of Washington football, and Tacoma Rainiers. [2] He was one of the four members of the popular Seattle sports podcast, Karate Emergency, from October 2010 to July 2011, along with Alex Akita and Ashley Ryan. [3] Divish also frequents as an on-air personality for KJR Sports Radio in Seattle. Since 2014, he has covered the Mariners for The Seattle Times.
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